how to eliminates AC spikes

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Do you want to share AC ground to digital input ground?

No, it's on the spdif side: I' m quoting Russ here: "One thing I have seen people do is connect the - input and GND together for consumer SPDIF on the receiver side. You might want to give that a try as well." Read the link i have provided you , it's interesting. Of course what others have posted are also valid suggestions, but start small, first things first, and work from there...

Good luck:xfingers:

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¿can you verified the earth point, is OK?.

If only this switch make the spikes:
you need a varistor in paralel with the switch of start burner in heater, or a varistor in the mains AC of heater.

With a varistor in the mains AC of heater still unlocks but I VERIFIED THE EARTH POINT IN THE TEMPERATURE CONTROL AND THE EARTH WAS NOT CONNECTED CONNECTED AND FIXED THE ISSUE🙂
 

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I read where to connect the zero volt line: "This is most commonly taken directly from the centre tap of the main amplifier filter capacitors, but should always be connected to a point where there is high current wiring back to the transformer"

Now the questions are:

-DAC box have 3 PSU: 1 positive digital + 2 analog (1 positive & 1 negative) where to connect or have I to connect in each mains filter cap?

-I'm using balanced & unbalanced outputs, have I to connect the zero volt line in each output ground?

-Have I to connect the zero volt line in each input ground?

Thanks for help.

Felipe
 
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